In the ever-expanding universe of superhero cinema, few franchises have had as tumultuous a journey as the Fantastic Four. After several iterations that struggled to strike the right chord, ‘Fantastic Four: First Steps’ arrives not only as a much-needed course correction but also as a vibrant, heartfelt reimagining that feels entirely fresh — and refreshingly human.
Reagan To has accomplished more in her young life than many do in a lifetime. Her interests know no bounds as her career has spanned voice acting, screen work, and award-winning ballroom dance, and she’s quickly emerged as a formidable young talent in entertainment.
Now playing in theaters worldwide, ‘Karate Kid: Legends’ delivers a spirited evolution of the beloved franchise, blending old and new.
Just In Time is a jukebox theatrical revelation. Full stop. Its Broadway arrival this season (which opened on April 26) is Just In Time for what audiences need.
May 17 marked a major milestone for founder and CEO Ebonie Ward. The grand opening of 11th & Co.’s new headquarters, 550 RMG, in Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward brought out some of the city’s most influential figures in entertainment, media, and tech for a celebration of a new creative hub for black entrepreneurs.
On May 8, this year’s Tony nominees attended the 78th Annual Tony Awards’ “Meet the Nominees” event. Nominees in attendance included Academy Award-winning George Clooney and comedian Cole Escola — both nominated for Best Actor in a Play, as well as Tony-winning Megan Hilty for her role in “Death Becomes Her” and “Stranger Things” star Sadie Sink for her performance in “John Proctor is the Villain.”
In the summer of 2024, Ella Isaacson posted a now-viral TikTok, a hazy, dreamlike clip where she posed in a gorgeous silk dress and congratulated viewers for finding her “before I become a pop star.” It was part charm, part prophecy. Fast forward less than a year, and that prediction is coming true.
After 7 years and 5 seasons… Joe Goldberg is saying “Goodbye, You.”
On March 28th at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles, PaleyFest LA premiered the first two episodes of HACKS Season 4, followed by a panel discussion featuring Jean Smart, Hannah Einbinder, Rose Abdoo, Meg Stalter, Mark Indelicato, Carl Clemons Hopkins, and co-showrunners Paul W. Downs, Lucia Aniello, and Jen Statsky.
When Gilmore Girls coined the phrase, “It’s a lifestyle. It’s a religion.” (in season 1, episode 14, and no I did not need to look that up), nobody could have predicted how that phrase would go on to describe not only the enduring fan culture of the show itself but the extended body of work by Creator, Writer, and Executive Producer Amy Sherman-Palladino.